Life Sutra | Book Review

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Life Sutra
Author: Kumar Anu
Pages: 192



                ‘Life Sutra’ by Kumar Anu is a collection of short one page inspirational stories. Each story is unique and gives us an insight into how one should try to lead his/her life. While doing so the author has excellently put forward a conversation between him and different persons which makes the whole story more interesting. It will surely guide a person on how to be happy in what you have as some people don’t even or rather can’t even fulfil their basic necessities which is very important for people to learn. Then we normally see people discriminating among each other on the basis of various criteria like caste, creed or who should do what but it is not so if everybody gets an equal chance it is a possibility that the results can be vice versa.

                I liked the plot of each story and the moral of the story are very important for all of us because somewhere along the path we don’t give much thought to what we really want, our health and the only think that all we run around is wealth/money. This has lead to many problems to us and we somehow even neglect our family or rather can’t give our 100% to other things.

                Language is simple and lucid and the readers can easily go through the book as it is a very short read. The conversation between two people is also well written.

                The book cover is simple and the title of the book is apt to the plot.

                Overall, I loved this book and would surely recommend it to all.

My Rating: 5/5

               

Dreams do come True.
Search for your Path
Life is Not about Money
Books can change your Life
Dont drink and drive
Follow your Star
A Promise can change your life
God has a plan
Love shows the way
Old Age is Tough
Patience is the secret
Life is a struggle
Do not get married to your job
Resolve your Guilt’s
Stop Complaining
There is not Good Work or Bad Work
Health is Wealth
Get out of the Comfort Zone
Everyone needs love
Find a good heart
Goals will Change your Life
Everything is going to be OK



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